Multiple Beaver County Campaign Declarations Amid Primary Announcements
A flood of short political declarations from candidates in Beaver County Oklahoma announces candidacies for sheriff county treasurer clerk and commissioner. Messages emphasize primary election to be held in August and pledge dedication to Beaver County taxpayers and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shereby
Tor Foucty
Beater County
Preem
Sheritt
Myerlt
Sherif
Beaver County
Deta. A
Aubie
Boar Reaver
Okin
Interesting Mail at Pratt Kansas May 10
Pratt Kansas May 10 a three foot long snake emerged from sacks at the Pratt post office during morning mail processing. Clerks halted work as assistants, led by the postmaster, chased the reptile toward the back office while the snake’s size and markings drew comparisons to a bull snake and rattlesnake-like head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Kans
Elerk Fats
NEWS 42 ST Pon Be Cheer Leke Parecees tw atnces come at the ME
A local notes fragment describes a Saturday gathering at Colephlit teal tourer with Jerry Hol termas named president pro tem and mingled reports of meetings, elected officers, and committee work for a district charity group. It notes a social supper, community humor, weather calamity, and local farm chatter with village updates and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parecees
Clace
Colephlit Teal
Jerry Holtermas
Cppointet
Neers
Hewbhermee
Heiteer
Mosite
So. 1
Ennetty
Lane
Jessie Thompaos
Mayfield Township notes and local happenings wrap
In Mayfield Township residents report Sunday School, farm transfers, and social visits. Betrothal and property changes appear as Jim Taylor trades for town life, Anna Whitmer marks a tenth birthday, and George Whitmer buys a colt. Church planning, tax assessor activity, and a rising list of local vendors hint at bustling community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Whitmer
Anna Whitmer
Whitmer
Tyrone
Texans Admire Life Pills Claim Amid Odd Ad Copy
A garbled 19th century advertisement claims Dr King’s Life Pills renew vigor in pets and humans. The text mentions San Antonio writer Hugh Tellman and references Baerliens for stomach or kidney issues priced at two cents at Fred Tracy’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Tellman
San Antonin
Find
Dr. King
Wile
Baerliens
Fred
Tracy
Independence Gossip at Friday Pupile Event
A small town event summary notes a Friday program by the pupilile in the evening and a Saturday grave visit at Mr. Hollands. An ice cream social hosted by Loyal Lone class drew strong attendance though funds lagged. Local residents Davis Boyland Wellman and Reonick appear in casual neighborhood mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plcnio
Holland
Parette
Geente
Win
Davis
W. W. Boyland
Liberal
Herbert Boyland
Forest Reonick
Merrell Wellman
Dry days and busy work in the local community
The period notes visits among residents from Surprise to Riverside, sick updates on Mrs. John Tiffin, Mrs. Mary Chay, and Hurt Hulee, with shopgoer L Deam at Tilting store. Sunday School at Corn Hill proceeds with preaching in the evening. Chickens suffer a gum disease costing 22 birds and leaving 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Chay
Andrew Pierson
Surprise
John Tiffin
Hatey Hulee
L. Deam
Mary Spangler
Floris Favors and Community Notes at Floris Wednesday
Floris society met at the Floris Hall on Wednesday for a Ladies Auxiliary gathering. Mrs Was, Taylor, Leag, and Dertheet led Sunday School duties while Rev Jas Eden preached a rural service. Local residents including Miss Zona Braly and Mrs Maggie Roflsle were noted, with Miss Calberson visiting Greensboro and Mr Beard travelling home from Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alt
Floris
Was
Taylor
Leag
Doppee
Jas. P. Eden
Hutchiners
Kansas
Ureadiare
Claude F. Pryor
A. W. Towler
Zona Braly
Maggie Roflsle
Wichita
Nellie Calberson
Greensboro
Kanes
Harrow
Forgan
Sir
Taylor & Bro
Sia
Helps a Judge In Bad Fix
Duster EW Cherry of Gillie Mills Trin writes of a bad sore on his leg that baffled doctors and resisted remedies. He says he believed it was cancer but after using Burklon's Arnica, he claims to be completely cured. The ad highlights cures for boils, sores, cuts, and piles and notes the site at Fred C. Tracy's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillie Mills
Trin
Mog
Inet
Burklon
Fred C. Traey
Community notes from the new Methodist church gathering
The scene includes a basket dinner and all day meeting led by Rev. Cox and wife from Beaver. A local ice cream social and dance at Ada Barler’s home reports a good time. Farmers like John Kile and Olen Kile work alfalfa hay as dry conditions persist on Clear Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Methodist Church
Jimmie Bare
Cox
Medist
Beaver
Ada Barler
Frank Spangler
Route No. 2
Perry Kile
John
Clear Creek
Walter Plain
Higgins
Alfred Kile
Olen Kile
Weather and small town notes from a rural community
Pleasant weather continues as farmers replast crops this week. A large crowd attended a Thursday prayer meeting at Mr Krouse's. Coy Starcher resigned at Steadman's ranch and will work for L J Shock Thursday. Sunday School at Shadden schoolhouse drew a heavy turnout. RW Little moved from Plainview to his home place. Mr and Mrs Gregory visited L J Shook and wife after Sunday services. Infant son of John Miller has a severe cold. Several social visits and local movements fill the week.
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Hie Farm
Sunest
Klepper
Ar. Doncan Coo
Martin and
Kuserl
James Harford Mace
Jobasag
Recentiz
L. J. Girton
Beumgertner’s
Ehurch
Yonman
Mr. Krouse
Coy Starcher
Steadman
L. J. Shock
Imported Percheron and Mammoth Jack Breeding Offer
Robustat and Jumbo, two breeding stock animals, are offered at Beaver Oklahoma racing at Bearer townsite stables. Robustat weighs 160 pounds and is entered with a flow-stpleened action, while Jumbo is a dark gray jack weighing 1000 pounds. Terms include 915.09 to insure colt to stand and suck for Robustat and 10.00 to insure evils to stand for Jumbo, with service fees due if sold or removed from the county. No Sunday breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klahoma
Mary Atd
Okla
Dramatic Stud Offerings: Dr Casto and Victor Hugo
Dr Casto a four year old chestnut sorrel stallion, champion blue ribbon winner at 1911 fairs, advertised for 1912 season with terms: 15 insuring colt, 10 season. Victor Hugo a registered Kentucky Mammoth Jack, 16% hands high, price 12.90 with colt insurance and 8 season. Ownership by HM Hanson Beaver Okin. Terms due at first service. Not responsible for accidents. Mare and foal stand good for service fee. Sunday breeding not allowed.
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Dr. Casto
Dick Skineners
United States
Hutchinson State Fair
Meade and
Beaver County
Victor Hugo
HHM
Hanson
Beaver
Okin
H. Hanson
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Beaver Herald Official Co. Paper
Wavot C. Tomas
Prive
Official Directory
Diet
Jeter
Joke A. Syrke
Henry Coutp
Comert
Trent HD
Perkien
Gardner
Ton
A. Haskell
Com
Vandebure
Courh
Eves
Orla
BM. Reever
Elmwood, Okla
Hor County
Niltine
Rer Publicen Veterr
H. Werarr
Heaver County
Jone
Dawe
P.O
Jd District
Td Distriet
Aubjert
Ana
Meri Dembes Ele
Monee Forgan
NEWS
ST Pon Be
Leke
Bolt Steve
T. Belle
Bies
Balwidescope
Terrell
Menden
Pesworene House
A. Stanton
LaVerne
Caley
Chock Jey
Garrett
Wife
Falke
T H Lane
Non-Inlaw
Snell
Esas
Mise Jeton Bingham
Mies Neols Stafont
Mar
Ciberlain
Darius Chow Newberg Junction
N. B
John W. Savage
Anna Jones
Kenny
Rivised
Cardus
Cardus Woman's Tonic
Chamanongs Medicis Ca
Chetasnega
A. J. Stent
BS. Teckson
Samtay School
Jim Taylor
Texer County
Hollie
Cele
Will
Jin
Childress
Geo. Whitmer
Stowe
Ceorge
Walter Parmalee
Frank Hightower
Jeebie Rotor Tted
Gravshoppere
Tackie
Wien Orn Own
Mr. and
Ors
Macy
Helle Meade
Bulding
Merers Martin and
Fleming
Sime
Mice
B.S. Derthick
B. F. Beard
Mr Beard
Elmwood
Neck of the Woods
Des Crabtree
Naseed
Feb
Sisit
Fatkey
Pepno D. Donas
Cuntos
King's
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